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Dr. Erin Forster Podcast the essential guide to understanding and treating ibd.

The essential guide to understanding – and treating – IBD

Today’s guest is Dr. Erin Forster, a gastroenterologist from the Medical University of South Carolina, and she’s here to let you know that it doesn’t have to be that way. IBD conditions – particularly Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis – can be treated, especially nowadays, with a surprisingly large range of medications and life strategies that can make a real difference for you.

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An amazing new product to treat Overactive Bladder

You may remember Gloria Kolb from a previous episode when she introduced us to Elitone, a wearable device that gently stimulates your pelvic floor muscles, prompting them to do your Kegel exercises for you with virtually zero effort. Gloria is back with us today to introduce her newest product, Elitone Urge, which has shown remarkable results addressing the symptoms of Overactive Bladder, helping reduce those sudden urges to go to the bathroom for thousands of women.

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Getting men the help they need

Men aren’t always very good when it comes to managing their own health – it’s often the women in their lives who help them with everything from making doctors’ appointments to taking their medications to becoming more proactive with their wellbeing. Today’s guest is Mike Leventhal, Executive Director for the Tennessee affiliate of Men’s Health Network, a national non-profit focused on men’s health awareness and disease prevention. Mike discusses the challenges men face and shares important insights on what men can do to improve their health and wellness.

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Living With An Invisible Illness

“D’andre Hardy, diagnosed with Crohn’s colitis at age 12, shares her journey of managing the condition and founding the Seen Society, advocating for those with invisible illnesses.